“Galerías La Coruña”

Artistic panel realized with assemblages made with many materials: metal and plastic assembled on wood, enamel on mainboards pc and multicolor led light with remote control that manages 6 colors with 6 sets of sequences and gradation of color change.

This poem by Atlanta Atlantide has the ability to describe better than any other the architectural concept of the Spanish city that inspired me to create it during a pleasure trip:

“Galerías La Coruña”

/I walk in a crystal city where no one is a stranger/Palaces like spanish galleons that subvert the symmetry of the epilogue into prologue/I look at its buildings and the infinite reflections that translate images along recursives straight lines/Kaleidoscopic showes set fire the windows of sunrises and sunsets/Eburnean balconies white smiles play of theatrical fifth/Precious caskets sentries of the sea its natural boundary/When the water lappened the porticoes there were some boats and moorings which called the fishermen to the ancient dwellings/The Pescadería, gallery of eyes plans and bevelled which shelter from wind and rain/Compositional prose of a neighbourhood that was.....virtuous narration of nets, markets and salting fish/ Immortal  language gothic Castilian/Surreal vision remote distances the fishermen and the port/I review its past between arches, balconies, walkways in identity movement of white canvases opposed to the monotony of the street/I enter the distant present of sash windows and wooden capitals into Marina street/Spells of flowers, circles and small medieval niches in geometric morphology dematerialize the surface into ornament/Chromatisms blue, green, orange, yellow and lines transform the vernacular perspective in a dreamlike/Polychrome mirrors blend different and distinct facades into unique pieces like the embrace a living sculpture between Atlantic and Tower of Hercules/ (Poem by Atlanta Atlantide)